Description
Issue Highlights
This bound volume contains 25 weekly issues from the second half of 1926, featuring prominent figures from politics, business, sports, and the arts:
- July 5, 1926 – Elbert Henry Gary – Chairman of U.S. Steel Corporation
- July 12, 1926 – Benito and Italia Bella – Italian dictator Benito Mussolini
- July 19, 1926 – Will Rogers and Aunt – America's beloved humorist and social commentator
- July 26, 1926 – Helen Wills – Tennis champion who dominated women's tennis in the 1920s
- August 2, 1926 – M. Le Président Gaston Doumergue – President of France
- August 9, 1926 – Boss Brennan
- August 16, 1926 – Arthur Brisbane – Influential newspaper editor and columnist
- August 23, 1926 – Le Capitaine René Fonck – French World War I flying ace
- August 30, 1926 – James F. Tunney – Heavyweight boxing champion
- September 6, 1926 – Pietro Mascagni – Italian opera composer known for Cavalleria Rusticana
- September 13, 1926 – Will H. Hays – President of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
- September 20, 1926 – Herbert George Wells – Renowned British author of The War of the Worlds and The Time Machine
- September 27, 1926 – Rudyard Kipling – Nobel Prize-winning British author of The Jungle Book
- October 4, 1926 – "Tsar" Edwards
- October 11, 1926 – Ogden Livingston Mills – U.S. Congressman and future Secretary of the Treasury
- October 18, 1926 – Elihu Root – Former Secretary of State and Nobel Peace Prize laureate
- October 25, 1926 – George Brinton McClellan Harvey – Ambassador and influential political editor
- November 1, 1926 – Giulio Gatti-Casazza – General Manager of the Metropolitan Opera
- November 8, 1926 – Tōgō, Admiral of the Fleet – Admiral Tōgō Heihachirō, Japanese naval hero of the Russo-Japanese War
- November 15, 1926 – Henry Sloane Coffin – Presbyterian minister and educator
- November 22, 1926 – Charles Michael Schwab – Steel magnate and president of Bethlehem Steel Corporation
- November 29, 1926 – Samuel Insull – Utilities magnate and business titan
- December 13, 1926 – Ralph Adams Cram – Prominent American architect
- December 20, 1926 – Senator Charles Curtis – U.S. Senator who later became Vice President under Herbert Hoover
- December 27, 1926 – Alfred Pritchard Sloan Jr. – President of General Motors Corporation
Historical Context
The second half of 1926 was a period of American prosperity and cultural vitality during the Roaring Twenties. This volume captures reporting on major business leaders who shaped American industry, international political figures navigating post-World War I Europe, and cultural icons who defined the era's entertainment and sports.
Product Details
- Publication: Time Magazine
- Date: July - December 1926
- Format: Bound Weekly Volume (25 issues)
- Protective Covering: Includes plastic protective covering
Condition Check
- Acceptable condition overall
- Interior remains generally good
- Some rips present throughout volume
- Cutouts in some issues
- Front creasing visible
- Marks and additional wear may be present
- See listing photos for exact condition of the item you will receive




































